Chicago high school reform efforts of the late 1990s were studied at the district, school, and departmental levels in a 2001 conference volume¶
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q1 i? Papers compiled from a March 2001 conference document results of Chicago high school reforms during the late 1990s at district, school, and departmental levels. → Title as printed 2001
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Title as printed 2001¶
Title as printed. (2001). UChicago Consortium on Chicago School Research. https://consortium.uchicago.edu
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This is a descriptive statement from the publication overview about the scope of the compiled volume, which gathered work from scholars studying Chicago's public high schools largely independently of one another. No findings are reported on the page itself.
"The volume presents these authors' papers, which document the results of reforms during the late 1990s at the district, school, and departmental levels."
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Chicago high school reform efforts of the late 1990s were studied at the district, school, and departmental levels in a 2001 conference volume |
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Chicago high school reform efforts of the late 1990s were studied at the district, school, and departmental levels in a 2001 conference volume |
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